Dunkirk donor loses $10 to charity solicitation
A former Dunkirk policeman turned restaurant owner donated $10 to a charity solicited by a middle aged woman posing as a donor collector. He told investigators that the woman produced a list of alleged donors and asked for a contribution while he was busy. Police warned that the woman and possible accomplices had no authorization to solicit funds.
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Dunkirk
Chester Kozlowski
Kozlowski
Ye Olde
East Irving Street
Columbus Grange No
Grange Hall
Delet Gates
State Grange
Berkshire New Nylon
Plan Rites For Kenniston Infant
Kenniston infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Kenniston who was born at Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday and did not survive. The funeral rites will be at Rose Hill Cemetery Spartansburg at the family's convenience with the parents, a twin sister, two sisters Joyce Lamb and Sharon at home, two brothers Merton and Cragg, plus grandmother Mrs. Thomas Kenniston Titusville. Arrangements are with Torrey and Hays Funeral Home Spartansburg.
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Ueitiliouai
Pelt
Thomas Kenniston
Titusville
Torrey
Hays
Spartansburg
Hospital Notices and Admitted Discharges at Corry Memorial
At The Hospital is unable to summon a physician in case of an emergency. Corry Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Mrs. Donald Allen of Spaytutye burg and Mrs. Bessie Robbins of 41 South Center street. Discharges include Devlin child of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Clark and infant twin daughter of Rex Kenniston. Several named individuals are marked as expired.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald Allen
Spaytutyeburg
Douglas Brown
R_ 9
Bessie Robbins
South Center Street
Devlin
Keith Clark
R. D
Péter Dubrosky
Marini Street
Wiliam Dahl
East Main Street
Dean Harper
St Matt. Demond
Clymer
Louis Miller
East South Street
Gerald M. Hayes
Ida TL
Area Hospitals Union City and Wattsburg Staff Notes
Union City and Wattsburg areas list personnel including Howard Holmes and Dean Klopfenstein with affiliations in McKeesport and Spar tansburg. Names Catherine Flaherty Susan Price Bonnie Maker Harriet Corn Street and West High appear, reflecting local routing and addresses for hospital staff or notices.
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Union City
Howard Holmes
Wattsburg
Dean Klopfenstein
R. D. Wattsburg
Catherine Flaherty
McKeesport
Susan Price
50 Miles Street
Bonnie Maker
R. D
Spartansburg
Harriet Corn Street
West High
Bradford Man Critical After Shooting Mishap
Bradford Township resident Charles Cox is in critical condition at Bradford Hospital with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. Cox, who was wounded on his front porch, was rushed by Bradford fire department ambulance. Detective Gordon H. Foley of Smethport handled the case as Cox’s residence lies outside the city.
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Bradford Township
Bradford
Charles Cox
Cox
Sandra
Legal Hospital
McKean County
Gordon H. Foley
Smethport
Eisenhower's Europe trip eyed for postwar strategy
President Eisenhower plans his December European swing with meetings in Paris and London as NATO allies seek closer postwar alignment. Officials say a Khrushchev summit may shape early next year while the Afghanistan and Asian fronts influence Western defense talks. The trip aims to bolster goodwill and coordinate with Britain, France, and Italy on Soviet policy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Eylit
Afshanistan
India
Europe
Abe
Asia
Sen
Wootvill
Charles de Gaulle
MASS
Chenecellie Kurpad Adeana
Nikits Khrushchev
Pri
Mijishet Jawitiselal
Faye
United States
Afghanistan
Albluiasian
Sardar Mohammed Salm
United Sites
Herw
Soviet Union
Het Suerlyan
Sunlbit
Himalayas
Pakistan
Iran
Turkey
Lukira
Khrushchev
Tore
Cautey
Greene
France
Taly
Titusville Tax Dodgers Face Wage Tax Probe
Titusville area joint school committee weighs enforcement as residents of Cherrytree Township dodge the one per cent earned wage tax. Shaffer says fines paid but taxes unpaid. committee backs township board and vows action, while assessor list accuracy and cross-township employment complicate collection. Local districts threaten joint action if list gaps persist.
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Titusville
Cherrytree Township
Titusville Area
Charles D. Shaffer
Shaffer
Shaffer Als
Chrirytine Township
Come Persis
Shutter
Johustite
Herbert &. Vannum
Rouseville
Franklin
Stricken Girl May Not Require Brain Surgery
A severely ill girl may avoid brain surgery as swelling behind her eyes receded after hospital treatment. Dr H Harvey Gass indicated exploratory surgery might have been needed to determine a brain tumor but later said it may not be necessary. The girl was made a ward of the juvenile court after her mother Doris Krumm of Berkley refused consent due to religious beliefs against blood transfusions. The mother is a Jehovah's Witness, objecting only to transfusions rather than surgery itself.
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Sinai Hospital
Steens
H. Harvey Gass
Carol
Doris Krumm
Berkley
Krumm
Jehoval’s Witnesses
Gass
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Erie
David Potter
Bradenton
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Florida
Journal Printing Department
Barry Hagatt
Waterford
Millcreek
Ruth Perkins
Ritz
F-Stri
Buffalo
Leonard Mediiter Co
W. Louis Schlesinger
Warnock Goat Buffalo
Wornock
East Branch
Pionesta Creek
Barnes
Warren County
U.S. Department of Commerce
At Sea
Kane
William Lyon
Harland Lyon
Community Hospital
Elks
John Bove
Anthony Chicketti
Charles G. Hubbard
Lawrence Milhollen
Richard Walker
Alse
Walker
OOF
Bracken Funeral Home
Loren Mason
Jamestown
Clara Holmberg
St. Elizabeth
Leed
Moose Club
Eric
Nichols Hermen
Hermen
Robert G. Schelnske
North Center Street
Gordon
Corry
Bulke
Olympic
Corry ‘Beverage Distributor
Tricot
Carroll
Erie County
John T. Brennan
Stanley J Dranvek
Daniel Brennan
Brennan
Conelway
Kenniston
Ankapte
Marlow
Hammond
Eagle Street
Dial
Titusville Jointure
Opera
Ere Arenes
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Columbus Ave
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Coatland Jonathan Macintosh
Boutas
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